Sentences with phrase «decisions about editing»

Self - publishing authors have final say in all decisions about editing, proofreading, title, cover design, interior page design, marketing and, ultimately, of their book's entire publication schedule.

The team found that self - published authors enjoy more freedom in making decisions about editing, design and marketing.

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Once the board makes a definitive decision about the ministry's direction and the websites have been edited, I will certainly be curious as to how it turned out.

Our divisive political system seems fated to make decisions about genomic editing of human embryos mainly amidst conflict, with experts dueling in the public media rather than through a thoughtful and well - informed debate conducted in a credible framework.

It's funny because as I edited and put together her post, I realized that it tied so nicely back to my own post from this morning... so much of making better decisions is about changing your perspective and approaching things differently.

You get to hear the reasoning why these scenes were cut and are more informed on the decision - making process that goes on in the editing room by listening to Johnson talk to about these scenes.

Knowing the differences in editing services can help you make good decisions about what is needed to make your book even better.

Making the decisions about covers, blurbs, and editing are a long way from easy, but some of us love the freedom to make these decisions.

You have to make all the decisions about the cover, editing, formatting, marketing.

However, info about this list of lowest cost investment funds certainly may have altered after this financial summary was edited and published, and it is your responsibility to check any data and information, prior to making any kind of personal financial decision.

Truth be told, I didn't make the final decision until about a half hour before I edited the show!

Slides can also be endlessly rearranged and edited, and the final projections are the result of an intensive process of curating, with many decisions about order, timing, and scale.

There is an important speech by Justice Ian Binnie entitled, Sondage Après Sondage... A few Thoughts about Conflicts of Interest» by Justice Ian Binnie, edited version of remarks at a panel discussion at Les Journées Strasbourgeoises in Strasbourg, France, on July 4, 2008, which illuminates the court's decision in R. v. Neil but you won't find it anywhere electronically, only in a conference volume published by Les Editions Yvon Blais.